How to prune philodendron sagittifolium

Spring or summer during active growth. Use sterilised scissors or shears to cut back long stems just above a node. Remove dead or declining leaves at their petiole base. Healthy stem cuttings can be propagated in water.

Once or twice a year, or when stems become unruly. Philodendron Sagittifolium is a climbing species that needs only light maintenance pruning. Remove dead or yellowing leaves at the petiole base. If the vine becomes excessively long, cut just above a node to control size. This species grows vigorously, so occasional trimming helps keep it manageable indoors.

Use sterilised scissors or shears to cut back long stems just above a node. Remove dead or declining leaves at their petiole base. Healthy stem cuttings can be propagated in water.